Heimarian Odyssey

Among the white furbolgs that appeared in the ruins, Locke had never seen similar races in the wizarding world and nearby star fields.

Suffice it to say, if the wizarding world humans are left over from the Azeroth civilization.

Then these furbolgs, who walk upright and have a physique of more than five meters, have been completely annihilated and dissipated into the dust of history.

It may be that he has seen too many species similar to humans in the wizarding world and the surrounding star field creatures. When Locke arrived in the depths of a large forest and saw a group of corpses of creatures that looked like elves, he had already lost his initial surprise.

These elves-like creatures in the depths of the forest in front of them, in terms of ethnic base, are no less than the human beings that Locke saw in this homeland of Azeroth civilization ruins before.

Even the details in many aspects show that these elves are more powerful and advanced than humans?

The only thing that made Locke look a little sideways during the period was that these elves were just like humans, and many of them were holding equipment similar to magic wands.

And it seems that the number of people in the field of 'casters' seems to be more elves?

As a vassal of the wizard civilization, the elf plane does have a good energy utilization skill.

However, in Locke's impression, the elf world seems to have only made achievements in the energy of plants and life, and did not dabble in other energy elements.

Do elves know magic too?

If this news is passed back to the wizarding world, I am afraid it will make the vast majority of spellcasters in the wizarding world sneer!

The subtle manipulation and advanced skills of energy elements are the means that the wizard civilization is proud of.

With knowledge as a fulcrum and magic as a lever, spellcasters in the wizarding world can easily leverage elemental power that is several times greater than the sum of their own energy.

Forbidden spell is one of the pinnacle skills of magic power mastered by spellcasters above the demigod level in the wizarding world.

It is with the powerful magic that the wizard civilization stands on the top of the surrounding star field step by step.

Although Locke is a ninth-level creature, he has to admit that although he leads the entire wizarding civilization, the ones who dominate the wizarding civilization are still spellcasters with advanced vision and erudite wisdom.

If the spellcaster of the wizarding world is the brain, then the knight group is the thick and powerful arm.

No one will deny the role of the arm, but it is the brain that guides the development of the entire civilization.

The appearance of the elf remains in the ruins of the Azeroth civilization in front of him made Locke more sure that the surrounding star fields of the wizard civilization must be inseparable from the Azeroth civilization hundreds of epochs ago.

And it is also the appearance of these prehistoric elf remains. Does it mean another fact - that the talent of the elf family should not be underestimated?

With such questions and the spirit of exploring more detailed facts, Locke moved further north step by step, where he had a hunch that he would find the real answer to this Azeroth civilization relic.

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Across the vast and verdant forest, Locke has seen too many prehistoric buildings in the style of the Azeroth civilization.

Some of these buildings were created by elves and are full of elegance and sophistication.

Some were created by humans, full of luxury and grandeur.

Others are created by creatures of other races, with styles such as rough, simple, practical, etc., which vary.

It was also in the largest prehistoric forest that Locke collected a considerable amount of plant seeds.

The activity of these plant seeds is very low, and even Locke, the ninth-level creature, cannot guarantee that it will survive.

Most of these seeds came from a elf royal court deep in the dense forest. Judging from the defense strength presented in the ruins, that elf royal court must be a relatively important area.

The reason why Locke made a special trip to collect them is naturally because these seeds have a lot of potential.

As a vassal of the wizard civilization, the elf world has been valued by Locke since hundreds of thousands of years ago.

It was a giant plant called the ancient tree of war. In terms of defense and offensive capabilities, it was not much inferior to the magic towers built by spellcasters in the wizarding world.

And these ancient war trees can walk upright and can be transplanted anytime, anywhere.

In previous plane wars, the elven army led by Elune, the **** of elves, has often presented this special plant on the battlefield.

Some of the plant seeds that Locke collected from the elf royal court were very similar to the ancient war trees of the elf plane.

In addition to the ancient war tree, those seeds are obviously more of other types of ancient tree seeds.

The Elf Plane is the first direct vassal to attach and follow Locke, and Locke will naturally not be stingy with these elves.

And Elune, the **** of elves, has proved his loyalty with countless practical actions.

For such a loyal and reliable subordinate, Locke will never be stingy with rewards.

As for the worry that the development process of the elf plane will surpass that of the wizard civilization in the future, and finally realize the anti-guest-based.

But it's totally unfounded!

No matter what the history of the Azeroth civilization period is, in terms of the current development history of the surrounding star field civilization, the wizard civilization is undoubtedly the one in the absolute leading position.

Potential is not the same as strength. If the wizard civilization is under this strong development background, it will be overtaken by other alliance member civilizations in the future.

Not only those sages who shed their blood for the development of the wizarding civilization, will lift the coffin board and scold the younger generation for not making progress. I am afraid that even the ninth-level creature, Locke, will feel uneasy after leaving the astral world.

Moreover, the rules of the Wizarding Alliance with extremely strict contracts are also equivalent to letting the wizarding civilization put a rope around the necks of the planes of the alliance members.

To put it bluntly, the development of the elf plane will only make the wizard civilization more prosperous and powerful.

Under the guidance of the many arrangements left by Locke and the wisdom of spellcasters in the wizarding world, it is almost impossible for a backlash to occur.

The acquisition of a large number of plant seeds from the ancient Azeroth civilization should be regarded as Locke's biggest gain in this vast forest.

And when Locke crossed the largest prehistoric forest and reached the most magnificent mountain in the ruins of Azeroth civilization, it immediately meant that the real secret of the ruins of Azeroth civilization began to be revealed in front of him.

The grandest mountains and the tallest peaks are two different things.

The snow peak where the remains of the eighth-level peak frost giant dragon discovered by Locke was indeed the highest altitude of this Azeroth civilization relic.

The snow peak is taller, but in terms of grandeur and grandeur, it is far less than one-tenth of the mountain range in front of Locke.

This unknown mountain range stretches for hundreds of thousands of miles, and even Locke, a ninth-level creature, can't help but feel a little shocked.

Of course, what makes Locke look at this magnificent mountain even more is that, like the snowy area in the east, it is also full of some kind of special rule power that does not completely spill over.

Even the power of the rules here is more obscure and deeper!

From the special energy rules that permeated the entire mountain range, Locke read out the handwriting of a ninth-level creature in the history of Azeroth civilization in the ancient times.

What Locke doesn't know for the time being is that this magnificent mountain has a resounding title in the ancient Azeroth civilization - the Mountain of the Gods!